CMS Web Help and Support


Main Support Page for the UW Website CMS

 

The University of Wyoming websites follow a decentralized site editor model, which means the section under our main domain (uwyo.edu) is managed by the individuals known as site editors. The site editors are able to gain access to edit the sections or pages only after completing the CMS training. The trainings and the resources are available to all site editors to understand and familiarize with our CMS system.  

This page is created to support the academic and administrative units at the University of Wyoming to build and maintain a beautiful and user friendly website. 

 

 

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Have you heard about the website design upgrade?


UW's website is getting a new look! Check out the latest details and important information for site editors on our Upgrade Communication Site!

 

Become a Site Editor


 

A site editor is someone who is responsible for creating, editing and maintaining the CMS site. Any employee at the University of Wyoming (full or part-time) is eligible to become a CMS site editor once they have completed a comprehensive training course. Site editing is a powerful way to manage your department’s website information. Site editors are responsible for making sure that the webpages are accessible, follows the brand standards and that the information is up to date. 

 

Become a Site Editor

 

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    Complete Training


    It is mandatory for the site editors to complete the training in order to gain access to Omni CMS. This will help the editors get familiar with our CMS platform and ensure that you understand the process of building a good web page. This training takes approximately 6-7 hours to complete. 

    CMS Training

    Once you complete training, you will be prompted to open a ticket and be added to the CMS. If you have already completed training, please refer to your final WyoLearn course screen for next steps.

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    Getting Support & Help


    We serve over 300 site editors across campus and may not be able to address your questions immediately. We have a lot of information across the site to guide you with your concerns and queries. 

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    Building your site


    After you have gained access to the Omni CMS platform, you are now all ready to build your webpage. There are several tools available to site editors to help create an effective and beautiful website. 

     

Current Site Editor


Site editors are an essential part of maintaining the UW website. The most successful site editors are those who maximize the available resources we have created for you including an extensive tutorial library. This page is designed to help assist you with some of the most common requests received by site editors. As always, if you need immediate assistance, please visit our support page. 

 

Site Editor Resources

 

Resources for Non-CMS Website


The sites that are not hosted or managed within our CMS platform are a non-CMS websites also know as "Central Sites". These sites are individually managed by a website editor and are supported by UWIT. The CMS site maintained by the Institutional Marketing has several limitations which is why we cannot accommodate any customization. If you are in need of a website that maintains a lot of data and need to have customization, a non-CMS site would be a best fit. To get started on that please fill out the CMS Exemption Form and you will be reached out by UWIT with further Instructions. 

 

Non-CMS Site Resources

 

 

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Contact Us


UW Institutional Marketing

1000 E. University Ave | Dept. 3226


Don't forget the Request Help Gadget!
Located in the top right of your screen inside the CMS.

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